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Telescopic Door Systems | Kitchen Partition Doors, Hall Divider Systems
Imported profiles, soft-close hardware, premium glass options. Built for Indian homes.
WoodenMax Windows (telescope hub): window.woodenmax.in/products/telescope-windows — same content paths; full site: woodenmax.in
Separate your kitchen from living room without losing the open feel. Multi-panel doors that slide together, blocking cooking smell, dust, and noise while keeping your home bright and connected.
Pricing below is generated by an India-specific telescopic-door calculator — it works out each panel separately, picks the correct slim profile, soft-close set and glass for your size, and factors in fabrication wastage, so the number is close to what a fabricator would actually bill. Useful for homeowners, builders, architects, planners and purchase departments looking for a real itemised estimate rather than a fixed per-sqft rate card.
Imported profiles, soft-close hardware, premium glass options. Built for Indian homes.
Open-plan kitchens look beautiful, but cooking smells spreading to your living room? Dust settling on furniture? Noise disturbing family conversations? Telescopic sliding doors solve all these problems while maintaining that spacious, connected feel you love.
Keep food odors in kitchen, not on your sofa
Mixer, grinder sounds stay in kitchen
Sealed gaskets prevent dust transfer
Glass panels let natural light flow
Configurations like 2+1 or 3+1 describe how many sliding panels you have, plus one fixed panel. This decides how wide your opening feels when the door is open.
Before the “+” = number of sliding glass panels (all move on the track). After the “+” = one fixed panel that never slides — it stays in place always. Example: 3+1 means three sliding panels + one fixed panel (four panels total).
Every panel sits side by side with interlocks (mullions). Together they cover the full width of the opening — like a normal partition wall.
All sliding panels stack behind the fixed panel, overlapping it. You only operate one sliding panel — the rest follow automatically (synchronised telescopic movement).
Total opening width is divided into equal panel widths. More panels (e.g. 5+1) = narrower each panel, but smoother stacking on wide kitchen or hall openings.
*Clear opening ≈ (number of sliding panels ÷ total panels) × opening width. Mullion width slightly reduces usable gap.
Choose 3+1, 4+1 or 5+1 (not 2+2). The fixed panel stays on one end; all sliding panels park behind it so you get a wide, one-sided walk-through. If you only need ~50% (traditional sliding feel), 2+2 or 1+1 is enough.
On a telescopic door, the “+1” panel is fixed and the rest slide & stack behind it. On bi-fold / folding sliding systems, labels like 2+1 or 3+1 look similar but work differently: no panel is fixed — every panel folds and collapses. The “+1” panel is usually your everyday door (like a normal swing/casement leaf for daily in-out); the other panels stay folded until you want the full width open. See our folding configuration guide.
Synchronised movement + soft-close: Push one sliding panel on a telescopic system and the others follow on the same track. Imported soft-close slows the last few centimetres so panels shut quietly without slamming.
The most popular use. Separate kitchen while cooking, open up for family gatherings.
Create formal dining space when needed, or keep it open for casual living.
Divide large halls into functional zones without permanent walls.
Replace traditional doors with wide-opening telescopic system for panoramic views.
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Available in Hyderabad, Delhi, Bangalore, Pune, Jaipur & nearby areas
